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The Turkish lira accounted for 75% of all fiat volume in early September, which can be tied to the recent influx of crypto investors in the Turkish market.

Jasmine Smith, CEO of Web3-based wellness app Rejuve.AI, told Cointelegraph that decentralized and AI-powered platforms for health research do not aim to replace doctors and clinicians but rather help them in their work.

The U.K. says the investments will help its local scientific talent have the tools they need to ensure that the most advanced AI models are up to safety standards.

Crypto investors claiming “my coins disappeared suddenly” have been found to recently download crypto applications from unverified sources.

The crypto mining sector is becoming increasingly competitive, with hash rate showing no sign of slowing down, and Bitmain has released a new rig.

VitaDAO community agreed to fund early-stage cancer research through the launch of a biotech company named Matrix Biosciences.

Cointelegraph’s new Research Terminal offers a slick new look and more features to help retail and institutional investors navigate the crypto space.

Venture capitalists are doing fewer deals, and the average deal size is getting much smaller, according to researchers.

JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon pointed to trading, hedging, research and error detection as some of the processes that can be streamlined by AI.

In a recent Pantera survey, less than 2% of respondents said they worked full time in an office setting, with the rest working at least partially remotely.

Water & Music founder Cherie Hu explains how technology is evolving the music industry — but is it to the benefit of musicians?

Venture capital inflows decreased 42.7% as derivatives saw one of the largest liquidation events in crypto.

Polychain Capital and CoinFund launch new funds, and spot Bitcoin ETFs approval rumors can’t brighten the outlook for crypto VC sector.

This year’s Longevity+DeSci Summit in New York City showcased several decentralized solutions.

The International Labour Organization study says that AI will more likely augment jobs than destroy them, though certain roles could be at more risk than others.